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Also using this free program is a free alternative to those gamer glasses.
https://justgetflux.com/
That should help reduce all those special effects and sparkness and stuff.
Many monitors give out blue light. This light not only goes through the eye but can cause muscular degeration, damaging your eyesight but can cause headaches, migraines and even nausea, which leads to vomiting. Even in many instances, people tend to forget to blink when watching television, playing videogames etc. If you have this problem, there are many forms of glasses that reduce eye strain, such as Gunnar glasses. You can also try to invest in screens that don't use blue lighting. If you're not used to the uncomfortability normally, then it could in fact be from the game. Certain lighting, motion blur, effects, these can all contribute. I'd recommend toying around with settings, playing for about 15-20 minutes to see if there's any issue and repeat it until you find a comfortable setting. Also, the person above me recommends eye drops. Yes. Use the lubricating kind, they work better than normal eye drops and can reduce redness and irritation better than what most claim.